Packers Edge Steelers 35-25 Amid Offensive Struggles

The Green Bay Packers secured a 35-25 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers despite early struggles, highlighting their inconsistency particularly in the first half and a need to balance their offense better. The Seattle Seahawks, enjoying a strong 5-2 record, are optimistic but cautious about their potential, with coach Mike Macdonald emphasizing continuous improvement despite their top-ten offense and defense rankings. Safety Julian Love's hamstring setback poses a challenge for the Seahawks' secondary, potentially requiring him to go on injured reserve. The Detroit Lions, also 5-2, acknowledge they have yet to play their best collectively across offense, defense, and special teams, with head coach Dan Campbell focusing on sharpening all phases of the game. Seahawks defensive end Leonard Williams echoed the sentiment that the team hasn't played a full game at their peak across all three phases yet, underscoring the team's potential if they can achieve that consistency. Both the Packers and Seahawks are actively evaluating player performances and potential roster moves to optimize their chances as the season progresses.